In November 2023, I asked how the grandfathering provision in the RIA could offer protection for Iranian EB-5 applicants. My interview is finally scheduled for the end of August 2025. However, I believe that the attorneys’ responses and predictions at that time may no longer be valid under the current circumstances. Could you please tell me if there have been developments?
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Bernard P Wolfsdorf
EB-5 Immigration attorneysWith the travel ban, your problems have exacerbated.
Natalia Morozova
EB-5 Immigration attorneysThe RIA protections have to do with grandfathering for the EB-5 purposes, if you are scheduled for a green card interview at a US Embassy the recent "ban" can affect your eligibility for the green card. If you are speaking about an interview within the US you are not subject to the recent "ban".
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